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Opinions on MOD CQD MKII from anyone that has gotten one?
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I can't give an opinion on the Mark II since my wife won't let me touch it
(She actually wants to sell it instead of giving it to me, go figure)
I do have a full size CQD and a Hornet. I love the hell out of both of them. Here is a picture of all three.
Have fun out there!
Dan
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I do have a full size CQD and a Hornet. I love the hell out of both of them. Here is a picture of all three.
Have fun out there!
Dan
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Has anyone taken possession of one of these yet, other than Dan and his wife?
Dan, if you can't get it away from your wife, at least ask her to write a quick review for us?
BTW, MOD says that they will be shipping quite a few MKII's this week,...which probably means next week. Either way, I'll write a review as soon as my dealer sends mine to me.
[This message has been edited by Eric Blair (edited 03-15-2001).]
Dan, if you can't get it away from your wife, at least ask her to write a quick review for us?
BTW, MOD says that they will be shipping quite a few MKII's this week,...which probably means next week. Either way, I'll write a review as soon as my dealer sends mine to me.
[This message has been edited by Eric Blair (edited 03-15-2001).]
Sshhhh, she's in the other room -- now's my chance
It feels great in my hand, and opens like an auto with a flick of my thumb on the thumstuds. I wish I could cut something with it, but then it would be a used knife
The lock is very solid with no blade play, and the secondary lock is quite easy to manipulate. Again, I wish I could play with it more, but were are trying to keep it in NIB - most excellent type condition for whoever buys it
(I'd really love to go try out that glassbreaker
)
The clip is even like a mini version of the original CQD's. It's held in place with three bolts and is reversable.
That's about all I can do ith it, sorry I couldn't offer more info.
Have fun!
Dan
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Go Get 'em Gear
It feels great in my hand, and opens like an auto with a flick of my thumb on the thumstuds. I wish I could cut something with it, but then it would be a used knife
The lock is very solid with no blade play, and the secondary lock is quite easy to manipulate. Again, I wish I could play with it more, but were are trying to keep it in NIB - most excellent type condition for whoever buys it
The clip is even like a mini version of the original CQD's. It's held in place with three bolts and is reversable.
That's about all I can do ith it, sorry I couldn't offer more info.
Have fun!
Dan
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Thanks for the review, Dan. When mine arrives next week I'll do a full review along with some pix. Stay tuned!
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Eric
"The best toys are the ones that you can put an eye out with."
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Eric
"The best toys are the ones that you can put an eye out with."
Hmmm, tough one there -- oh those dammed decisions
I have to say, I'm real partial to my hornet, I love the heck outta that little knife
I guess you need to eval how your going to use your new toy and make that hard decision (although I feel I can speak for the folks here at Bladeforums by saying "Dammit man, get one of each
, make your fellow knife knuts proud
")
he he, just an idea,
Dan
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I have to say, I'm real partial to my hornet, I love the heck outta that little knife
he he, just an idea,
Dan
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Go Get 'em Gear